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Nano-sized particles are desirable in many industries, from active pharmaceuticals and pigments to technical ceramics and electronics and are used to improve reactivity, provide increased surface area and reduce material consumption. Traditionally, producing sub-micron sized particles has only been possible through wet media milling, but recent developments in particle reduction technology have enabled the production of nanoparticles through a dry-grinding method using steam.
Custom Processing Services, Inc. (CPS) is a contract manufacturing service provider that offers particle size reduction services such as custom coarse grinding (impact crushing, grinding, and pulverizing), micronizing (ultra-fine particle size), and media milling (nano-particle size). Blending services can accommodate up to 10-ton batches, and dryer capabilities can dry to less than 0.5% moisture.
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